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Mainstream Diffusion Models rely on statistical patterns from large image datasets during training, but hands typically occupy a small portion of images and exhibit highly variable poses, making it difficult for models to learn stable structural priors for hands.
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AI Game Character Design in Practice: Complete Pipeline from Concept Art to Layered Assets in 30 Minutes
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